Sentence examples for expensive to pay from inspiring English sources

"I am sorry, but it will be too expensive to pay for guides and myself for traveling and racing".

Several officials around the state say it is less expensive to pay tax cert refunds than to enact regular reassessments.

It is expensive to pay for your family to cross to Greece and then work your way up through Europe.

"I believe the bank has made a conscious decision that it is less expensive to pay sanctions than to change its internal processes," he said.

Within five days, however, Promenade had temporarily withdrawn these familiar faces from the shelters, saying it was too expensive to pay them, other shelter workers said.

Higher interest rates help prop up the rouble, but make it more expensive to pay off debts, so Russian consumers begin to rein in spending.

Many barristers and solicitors are indeed well paid, but young barristers pay tax, chambers' fee expenses, and have years of expensive study to pay for.

That's a very expensive price to pay".

Options are an expensive way to pay employees: they are worth less to workers than they cost the company to issue.

Two billion dollars [what the retroactive tax proposal could cost Vodafone, the company it is targeting first] is a really expensive price to pay.

She is on a prepay meter, which is the most expensive way to pay for electricity, but she can't afford to pay through direct debit.